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For example, the mass of the lightest neutrino has been found to be about 0.0013 eV; this remains to be measured.
For example, the mass of the stars and gas has to be estimated by how much light they radiate, and there are uncertainties associated with that which may not be fully understood.
In this example, the mass of oxygen that combines with a fixed mass of carbon to form carbon dioxide is exactly twice the quantity that combines to form carbon monoxide.
For most important model parameters, for example the mass of the free-flying body or the actuator excitation frequency, drilling performance is evaluated by computing this invariant measure for each attractor.
Taking equipment waste collection unit, for example, the mass of equipment frame is 20 kg, and the equipment weighs 120 kg.
For example, the mass of degraded lignin may be calculated by multiplying the pit nutrient by the degraded area given in μm2 times the density of the lignin given in microgram per volume [μg/μm3].
Altogether there is good agreement with experimental data, for example the masses of W+ and W− bosons (detected in 1983) confirmed the theoretical prediction within one per cent deviation.
The predictions depend, for example, on the mass of the top quark, and in this case comparison with the precision measurements indicates a value in good agreement with the mass measured at Fermilab.
For example, doubling the mass of the rotating object will increase the centrifugal force by a factor of 2, but doubling the number of revolutions per minute (rpm) will increase the centrifugal force by a factor of 4 (equals 2 times 2); similarly, increasing the speed by a factor of 10 will increase the force by a factor of 100 (equals 10 times 10).
For example, when the mass of an object is given as a constant, the physical processes such as "collision" and "corrosion" are ignored which would change its value.
If we, for example, change the mass of ions in a hybrid simulation run, changes in the simulation will result from Newton's second law (Eq. (1)).
